I used to dance, so I've watched a stupid number of performances over the years with a critical eye, and the number of times I've said "I've never seen that before" while watching bts is ridiculous. They just ooze talent. But there is NO question that they work for it. I think the reason they are the best is that they PERSONALLY are very connected to every aspect of what they do... they are not simply a product. They work with the best people and they constantly hone their craft because they are truly invested.
I trained in dance for ten plus years and I agree with you wholeheartedly. This literally took their blood, sweat and tears. The guys are tight, have great lines, technically amazing, etc. But you can have dancers who dance perfectly but don’t look like BTS. BTS has something very unique.
@@SilverSeaOT7 yeah I think the "something" is how connected they are. When I discovered Kpop I was upset about how the idols were treated like a product, removing their autonomy and putting such massive pressure on them. But BigHit did something special with these guys. They were included in the process, they were given consistent team building exercises, etc. And I think one of the biggest things is that they were encouraged, through kind of a perfect storm of events, to remain humble both in the industry, and with each other. It's gone a long way to informing their success.
This is the dance practice by the lads that i show to non Armys and non kpop fans. This choreo is so difficult and it just shows how much work the guys put into their choreos. Also this choreo is just so sensual and sexy what i mean by this is the way the guys control their bodies (especially jimin) just is so powerful and you can tell what type of story and message they are trying to get across just by their movements and emotions they are showing
Exactly! Jimin and J-Hope are always dancers first. They incorporate their dancers knowledge into everything, music included. Performing and dancing on stage is their whole life since they were little! Jimin even still keeps repeating that he wants to be remembered as a great dancer first and foremost.
@@lightefilit fr like their producing, composing, and singing/rapping all come from their dance knowledge. It’s what gave them the sense of tempo and rhythm that has made them what they are today.
1:30 SPEAKING OF BUTTER.. BTS will be releasing a new song called "BUTTER" on May 21! It's a dance pop song, so we hope to watch a reaction video from you soon! 😊💛💜
I think there wasn’t a single member who didn’t look sexy and elegant on this one, they were all amazing, for real, but Jimin and J Hope movements were really REALLY ->🔥🔥🤯🥵 Actually the MV of this was what made me really curious about the group and actually dive deep, there’s SO MANY extraordinary details!!!! The choreography (as everything you said), singing, clothes, props, lyrics, all the meanings and references... Just wow. 🤯 Too much talent and hard work showcased in less than 5 minutes
One of my favs. It's one that is almost impossible to properly cover because each of the members has their own way of dancing to it that really just seals the deal.
Should do “dope” that one has fast footwork and is so fun and groovy, “fake love” if you haven’t done it is beautiful and powerful and really feels like art... they’re so different but so impressive for both I think !
Love your reactions as always Emeory! This is a fav of mine, so clean and the shoe to floor "dancer asmr" lol. Oh btw, both j-hope/Hobi and Jimin have intense dancer backgrounds, though since becoming idols they're not really pure dancers anymore as their time is split. J-hope's position is the dance/choreography leader, he helps coordinate their performances and drive their practice when the performance director isn't there.
@@flyushkifly I think they mean just from a choreo perspective, how it's an interesting hidden transition. It is hard to catch if you're not focusing on the specific members involved, so I can see how Em missed it.
Not sure if this was noticed, I know it was noticed by ARMYS, that right at the start, from the analysis part of the video that Jk actually pulls Jimin back by a metaphorical leash like at 4:45 - 49 -ish
This has to be one of my favourite choreo. I really appreciated your insights since I used to dance as well when I was younger. These boys can work a dance floor.
what i love about bts is how sensual they are with so little trying. this is definitely their most ‘sexy’ concept in terms of choreography yet they don’t do intense hip trusts, body rolls or anything overly sexual, and they never reveal their body. they do it so subtly but that’s why it is so perfect!
He didn't create this choreo. Quick Style Crew along with Keone Madrid created this choreography. Sungdeuk doesn't create choreos for them since I NEED U.
@@lightefilit Yes, even if he seems to take credit for them. With their ON practice videos we saw that they were taught by the choreographer herself as well as Jimin instructing the others. He's more of a performance director, but probably doesn't spend as much time with the group as he used to.
doing a comparably smaller movement at the drop as opposed to something big that the audience is expecting is exactly what causes the audience to be even more enticed. its different from what they were expecting, so their brain is forced to pay attention. that, plus the textures and use of the floor has always amazed me and was what continued to pull me into loving bts
It's always sooo satisfying to watch them dance blood sweat and tears the way they went far and came back in at the same time. It's so smooth it's crazzzy. Also the way they just jump and even when their feet touch the ground at the same timeee. One of my favs
@@EmeroyB I don't understand why you can't though. Other channels have reactions and critiques of their singing, dancing, music videos, live performances, and dance practices.
have you reacted to their fake love dance rehearsal? if not i definitely recommend it! esp with the lyrical elements they incorporate into the choreo makes it really fun to watch
Thank you for making this! It's always fun to see someone so knowledgable in dance analyze some of my favorite choreographies! (If you ever wanted to check out Move by Taemin, I'd be super excited, but no pressure!) The cutting in the editing isn't my favorite, if I'm being honest (I kept thinking something was wrong with either my connection or the original stream), but I appreciate you trying out different things and if it works better for you that way, then that's totally fine :)
I'd have to disagree with you on the 'dancers last' part, because, 1) some of them are dancers first and 2) their dancing and choreography goes hand and hand with their singing and is just as important when they're performing.
You should check out Oneus! Their song No Diggity has some intense choreography but also Valkyrie their debut song had choreography that they designed themselves and changed frequently for multiple unique performances!
Waw! I have just found you and i like your honesty and impartiality. The boys are amazing and you can see the amount of work behind every choreo. It would be nice to know your opinion in Dope, Danger, We Are Bulletproof and Not Today. You will not regret. Apreciate your work and congrats for being honest. A rare thing these days.💜👍
Ah, I see - personally, I'm really not a fan. It just feels like the video's skipping - I watch your videos for the long-form, detailed reactions and analysis of the whole dance, first as a whole, and then bit by bit. Skipping like this just feels like there are bits missing, and it makes it hard to enjoy and even follow the choreography. I am, however, a fan of you cutting the long intro - I like your stuff, but by now I tend to automatically skip to about 4 minutes in because I know before that you'll just be introducing yourself. I think a short intro (I'm talking 20 seconds or less, maybe just "Hi everyone, I'm Emeroy Bernardo, and I have ___ years of experience with being in dance crews and now have my own dance company. Today's analysis video is Blood Sweat and Tears by BTS" and that's literally it) is totally fine and normal, but I often click off videos where they take too long to get to the thing I clicked on the video for! But keep doing what you're doing, man - in general, I love hearing your thoughts, reactions, and your opinions on who is dancing well and who needs to dance cleaner, etc. Looking forward to the stuff you've got coming up!
I liket that you have cut out the long intro... I was getting used to skipping the first 4-5 minutes of the video, in my personal opinion you take too long getting into the reaction and you quickly lose your audience's attention, you can have an intro but keep it short like just quickly saying who you are and that you have years of experince and what you are reacting to not more than that because thats not the reason people click on the video. for the new editing with cutting out bits of the choreo I am not a fan... these kinds of editings annoys me very much and it makes me click of a video very fast... when you cut out bits I get a feeling of that you're not really interested in the performance and judt want it done. I started watching your vidioes because of the lopng and very detailed analysis. I normally enjoy your vidioes very much but todays video dissapointed me. I hope you will consider these words and go back to how you edited before except for the long intro have a good day
I would have loved to see the full reaction to be honest. I'm here to hear your professional thoughts on the choreo and especially the execution (what works well, what doesn't etc.) and with the editing like this it feels like a tease with the "real thing" only reserved for those who have the time to tune in during the premiere/get it later on patreon (even though from what I gather the only thing on patreon is the last part of it, which isn't your fault at all) Ohter than that, as always really interesting!
have to agree with others, i found the skipping very hard to watch. idk if that was the new editing style or just a precaution to prevent it getting taken down, but i miss your detailed analysis and following every moment of the choreo. (if it’s the latter, i’d much rather watch a detailed analysis of smaller groups that are less likely to get taken down than a big group’s performance chopped to pieces) i don’t agree about your intro tho, i don’t mind skipping it because i’ve already seen it a bunch but for new viewers, i thought it was a really good intro for who you are and what you do and it’s a pity to lose it imo.
"stayed on the streets longer" I think you've misunderstood what "street dancing" is, it's a type of dancing with a lot of hip hop and various dance styles under it. It has improvisation and a lot of social type dances, things that were developed by people dancing outside of dance schools because there was racism that prevented many poc from entering dance schools at that time in history. Since they were developed on the street they are called street dance. I'm sure Hobi danced on the street as well because he was a part of a famous dance crew but he spent his whole youth in a dance studio as well. Hope this explains a little! I know you post this comment frequently so hopefully you can spread this correct information 🤗💜
@@mimilapin I'm from L.A. +well aware of "street dance" + hip-hop culture. It was interesting to see "American Hustle Life" + recognised many places. Hobi was a street Freestyle dancer, solo + w/dance crew won battles/competitions incl. a nat'l one + also went to dance school. Jimin also did pre-teen street Freestyle poppin'/hip-hop ("down" muscles) + then to a dance school learned even more, also won battles on smaller scale than JHope, then went to (Top Student) Dance School/Scholarship +majored in contemporary ("up" muscles) +other styles for nearly 2yrs from 14-16 (also was continueing> Top Student at Martial Arts School/Scholarship + excelelled in Sports-on many teams), then audititioned/Busan at 15 + came to Seoul at 16 to train w/Big Hit while continueing high school there. It was fun finding out about them, little snippets of info here +there, from their own words in interviess in Korea+ Japan +vogs, etc💜
@@annemayseyfried8907 yes that's fine I was just correcting your use of the term "on the street" and it's fine if english isn't your first language but the phrase isn't used to describe what you're describing, normally. Also it's not a competition, there is no need to compare the two dancers, even hobi studied many styles of dance at his dance school. The CEO has said he excelled at every style of dance they taught so he's not "just" a hip hop dancer which you seem to imply. Him and jimin are both great dancers with knowledge of many different dances and different preferences and styles when they dance. You can't compare their talent or history. Like, Hobi ONLY studied dance as his focus & passion and Jimin split his focus into many sports, club activities and worked as class president which cut down on his time to practice dance. See we can phrase these things how we like to make either sound good, we don't need to do that! The truth is they're both exceptional. There is no need to aggressively compare them. 💜
@@mimilapin Aggressively?? JHope's often praised/respected as Main Dancer because hip-hop's more popular than modern dance, tho he can dance diff.styles, but he unselfishly allows others to shine while he's incredible + should have much more center time so newbies can appreciate his skills. Jimin's often underestimated/not respected as much as JHope cuz they think he's "just" a contemporary dancer but that many newbies don't know/respect that he's an incredible all-around dancer + should have time to show his many diff. skills. JHope helps teach choreos + Jimin helps him help teach choreos. They are the 2 best dancers in KPop, imo, w/Taemin +Kai right behind. JHope's confident/outgoing/dances at he drop of a hat + easy to see how great he is. Jimin's outgoing/yet shy + not always easy to see ow great he is, unless asked, so I prob. tend to push for more of his skills visibilities, but both are incredible.
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I used to dance, so I've watched a stupid number of performances over the years with a critical eye, and the number of times I've said "I've never seen that before" while watching bts is ridiculous. They just ooze talent. But there is NO question that they work for it. I think the reason they are the best is that they PERSONALLY are very connected to every aspect of what they do... they are not simply a product. They work with the best people and they constantly hone their craft because they are truly invested.
I trained in dance for ten plus years and I agree with you wholeheartedly. This literally took their blood, sweat and tears. The guys are tight, have great lines, technically amazing, etc. But you can have dancers who dance perfectly but don’t look like BTS. BTS has something very unique.
@@SilverSeaOT7 yeah I think the "something" is how connected they are. When I discovered Kpop I was upset about how the idols were treated like a product, removing their autonomy and putting such massive pressure on them. But BigHit did something special with these guys. They were included in the process, they were given consistent team building exercises, etc. And I think one of the biggest things is that they were encouraged, through kind of a perfect storm of events, to remain humble both in the industry, and with each other. It's gone a long way to informing their success.
This is the dance practice by the lads that i show to non Armys and non kpop fans.
This choreo is so difficult and it just shows how much work the guys put into their choreos.
Also this choreo is just so sensual and sexy what i mean by this is the way the guys control their bodies (especially jimin) just is so powerful and you can tell what type of story and message they are trying to get across just by their movements and emotions they are showing
11:20 I beg to differ, some of them are dancers first, for some dance is what brought them to BTS and where they are today tbh
Exactly! Jimin and J-Hope are always dancers first. They incorporate their dancers knowledge into everything, music included. Performing and dancing on stage is their whole life since they were little!
Jimin even still keeps repeating that he wants to be remembered as a great dancer first and foremost.
@@lightefilit fr like their producing, composing, and singing/rapping all come from their dance knowledge. It’s what gave them the sense of tempo and rhythm that has made them what they are today.
@@alondraa.3522 Suga and RM produced/wrote music before their debut.
omg u have to watch jimin and hobi's boy meets evil/lie intro into blood, swear & tears at mama 2016
My eyes can't help but to focus on jimin and hobi
Such great choreo! Variety of movements, use of space, level changes, seamless transitions, and so clean. One of my favs!
hoseok in this dance practice is insane
The squeaks from the floor gets me every time and how they land as one! I miss their old studio 😁💜
1:30 SPEAKING OF BUTTER.. BTS will be releasing a new song called "BUTTER" on May 21! It's a dance pop song, so we hope to watch a reaction video from you soon! 😊💛💜
I think there wasn’t a single member who didn’t look sexy and elegant on this one, they were all amazing, for real, but Jimin and J Hope movements were really REALLY ->🔥🔥🤯🥵
Actually the MV of this was what made me really curious about the group and actually dive deep, there’s SO MANY extraordinary details!!!! The choreography (as everything you said), singing, clothes, props, lyrics, all the meanings and references... Just wow. 🤯 Too much talent and hard work showcased in less than 5 minutes
This video further explains why J-Hope is the dance leader of BTS. He’s crazy good
He said "This is butter!"
Little did he know... 😏🧈🧈💜💜
Nobody:
The Pregnancy Ads Before Watching This Video And BTS themselves: *Allow me to introduce myself*
HAHAHAHAH.
This was choreographed by Keone Madrid who also did Dope, Fire, Not Today. 💜
One of my favs. It's one that is almost impossible to properly cover because each of the members has their own way of dancing to it that really just seals the deal.
1:29 you saying "it's butter" is the best thing ever since we're waiting for their next single.
Love your reactions and analysis.
I'll never not be amazed by how much they travel in this. Especially with how fast it is.
Should do “dope” that one has fast footwork and is so fun and groovy, “fake love” if you haven’t done it is beautiful and powerful and really feels like art... they’re so different but so impressive for both I think !
Love your reactions as always Emeory! This is a fav of mine, so clean and the shoe to floor "dancer asmr" lol. Oh btw, both j-hope/Hobi and Jimin have intense dancer backgrounds, though since becoming idols they're not really pure dancers anymore as their time is split. J-hope's position is the dance/choreography leader, he helps coordinate their performances and drive their practice when the performance director isn't there.
We need more center jhope
Yes please stop pushing him in the back🙏
I would actually die if you reviewed spring day by bts. Honestly, the Queen, a damned masterpiece.
This dance practice turn me into a J-hope biased ARMY... he's too perfect here 🤩
same
J-Hope's main dance style is robot followed by popping. he's a dancing machine. watch this video = Just Dance with 'Hope On The Street' compilation
@@SapiaNt0mata he actually really loves boogaloos and many others, I don't think robot is his main style.
I strongly believe this song was made for him, everything about this was perfect for him ❤😍
he is utterly enchanting in BST. truly a showcase for him.
Dancing to this choreo is hard on its own... The fact that they have to sing simultaneously is insane and i'll never get over it.
Waiting Em to notice the member change at 9:21 😿
But this isn't a Bangtan Universe layer analysis, right? If that's what you mean. 😁
@@flyushkifly I think they mean just from a choreo perspective, how it's an interesting hidden transition. It is hard to catch if you're not focusing on the specific members involved, so I can see how Em missed it.
@@weirdbunmi oh, of course that's what they meant! 😜 Lol I am so primed to see BU references in everything I guess! 🤭
He never notices anything that's why I'm always in doubt if it's even worth watching his videos
Not sure if this was noticed, I know it was noticed by ARMYS, that right at the start, from the analysis part of the video that Jk actually pulls Jimin back by a metaphorical leash like at 4:45 - 49 -ish
I wanna see you react to “ Not Today - BTS “ cuz I wanna see your reaction to Jk ( jungkooks ) roll 😅
I'm so excited you did this, I've been hoping you would! My absolute favorite BTS song.
You said just like butter...smooth...3 months before they release Butter 😂👏
This has to be one of my favourite choreo. I really appreciated your insights since I used to dance as well when I was younger.
These boys can work a dance floor.
Pleas react to danger by BTS. Trust me you will be on a ride
what i love about bts is how sensual they are with so little trying. this is definitely their most ‘sexy’ concept in terms of choreography yet they don’t do intense hip trusts, body rolls or anything overly sexual, and they never reveal their body. they do it so subtly but that’s why it is so perfect!
I want in on Son Sundeuk's mind. This choreo with the shapes and the movement... 💜
He didn't create this choreo. Quick Style Crew along with Keone Madrid created this choreography. Sungdeuk doesn't create choreos for them since I NEED U.
yeah he's more like a trainer for their technique/teaches the choreography rather than creates them
@@lightefilit Yes, even if he seems to take credit for them. With their ON practice videos we saw that they were taught by the choreographer herself as well as Jimin instructing the others. He's more of a performance director, but probably doesn't spend as much time with the group as he used to.
doing a comparably smaller movement at the drop as opposed to something big that the audience is expecting is exactly what causes the audience to be even more enticed. its different from what they were expecting, so their brain is forced to pay attention. that, plus the textures and use of the floor has always amazed me and was what continued to pull me into loving bts
It's always sooo satisfying to watch them dance blood sweat and tears the way they went far and came back in at the same time. It's so smooth it's crazzzy. Also the way they just jump and even when their feet touch the ground at the same timeee. One of my favs
I love this choreo, bc they are so in tune and how they use all space it is so pleasing to watch. And when you hear when they land sooo nice...
You should check out the live performance. Imagine them dancing this hard AND singing live at the same time. They are true performers.
i did react to the live performance. it's just blocked on youtube.
@@EmeroyB I don't understand why you can't though. Other channels have reactions and critiques of their singing, dancing, music videos, live performances, and dance practices.
have you reacted to their fake love dance rehearsal? if not i definitely recommend it! esp with the lyrical elements they incorporate into the choreo makes it really fun to watch
Thank you for making this! It's always fun to see someone so knowledgable in dance analyze some of my favorite choreographies!
(If you ever wanted to check out Move by Taemin, I'd be super excited, but no pressure!)
The cutting in the editing isn't my favorite, if I'm being honest (I kept thinking something was wrong with either my connection or the original stream), but I appreciate you trying out different things and if it works better for you that way, then that's totally fine :)
Yeah out of all the choreos this one is my absolute favorite.
they're definitely a lot of fun to watch
You should really react to fire and not today by bts, those dances are really good
I'd have to disagree with you on the 'dancers last' part, because, 1) some of them are dancers first and 2) their dancing and choreography goes hand and hand with their singing and is just as important when they're performing.
I recommend the dance practice of "Spring Day." BTW I REALLY LOVE YOUR ANALYSIS AND REACTIONS.
BTS is amazing and unique dance and songs and I love your comments they're so accurate 💜
Just remember they need to sing whilst dancing. So good
Not to mention, they're doing it with singing, live!!!
You should check out Oneus! Their song No Diggity has some intense choreography but also Valkyrie their debut song had choreography that they designed themselves and changed frequently for multiple unique performances!
That "sound" was ARMYs undergarments hitting the floor...
Waw! I have just found you and i like your honesty and impartiality. The boys are amazing and you can see the amount of work behind every choreo. It would be nice to know your opinion in Dope, Danger, We Are Bulletproof and Not Today. You will not regret. Apreciate your work and congrats for being honest. A rare thing these days.💜👍
Great analysis, interesting and educational. Other great dance practices include Black Swan, ON, BULLETPROOF pt2 the list goes on. Stay well
This is one of my favorite choreo..
Omg for the Dancing same you should watch the MMA Dynamite Break rehearsal.
Emeroy: It's butter.
BTS: get some bread, we've got Butter for you soon! :)
Experimenting with a new style of editing.
If you want to watch the full video with the performance, it's available on Patreon. patreon.com/emeroyb
Ah, I see - personally, I'm really not a fan. It just feels like the video's skipping - I watch your videos for the long-form, detailed reactions and analysis of the whole dance, first as a whole, and then bit by bit. Skipping like this just feels like there are bits missing, and it makes it hard to enjoy and even follow the choreography.
I am, however, a fan of you cutting the long intro - I like your stuff, but by now I tend to automatically skip to about 4 minutes in because I know before that you'll just be introducing yourself. I think a short intro (I'm talking 20 seconds or less, maybe just "Hi everyone, I'm Emeroy Bernardo, and I have ___ years of experience with being in dance crews and now have my own dance company. Today's analysis video is Blood Sweat and Tears by BTS" and that's literally it) is totally fine and normal, but I often click off videos where they take too long to get to the thing I clicked on the video for!
But keep doing what you're doing, man - in general, I love hearing your thoughts, reactions, and your opinions on who is dancing well and who needs to dance cleaner, etc. Looking forward to the stuff you've got coming up!
I liket that you have cut out the long intro... I was getting used to skipping the first 4-5 minutes of the video, in my personal opinion you take too long getting into the reaction and you quickly lose your audience's attention, you can have an intro but keep it short like just quickly saying who you are and that you have years of experince and what you are reacting to not more than that because thats not the reason people click on the video.
for the new editing with cutting out bits of the choreo I am not a fan... these kinds of editings annoys me very much and it makes me click of a video very fast... when you cut out bits I get a feeling of that you're not really interested in the performance and judt want it done. I started watching your vidioes because of the lopng and very detailed analysis.
I normally enjoy your vidioes very much but todays video dissapointed me.
I hope you will consider these words and go back to how you edited before except for the long intro
have a good day
I would have loved to see the full reaction to be honest. I'm here to hear your professional thoughts on the choreo and especially the execution (what works well, what doesn't etc.) and with the editing like this it feels like a tease with the "real thing" only reserved for those who have the time to tune in during the premiere/get it later on patreon (even though from what I gather the only thing on patreon is the last part of it, which isn't your fault at all)
Ohter than that, as always really interesting!
I like the new style of editing!!!
have to agree with others, i found the skipping very hard to watch. idk if that was the new editing style or just a precaution to prevent it getting taken down, but i miss your detailed analysis and following every moment of the choreo. (if it’s the latter, i’d much rather watch a detailed analysis of smaller groups that are less likely to get taken down than a big group’s performance chopped to pieces)
i don’t agree about your intro tho, i don’t mind skipping it because i’ve already seen it a bunch but for new viewers, i thought it was a really good intro for who you are and what you do and it’s a pity to lose it imo.
i really love your reactions, could you react to BOY from TREASURE?? 💕
I love your reactions 🥰 I hope you can also react to old BTS dance practice videos like Danger and Dope.
Can you react to BTS DNA please
Breanna Cadena i already reacted to it on my stream. it'll come out eventually. patrons get early access to it. patreon.com/emeroyb
You should react to jimin solo dancing. He’s incredible. Super versatile dancer.
ARTE Y PERFECCION 💝💜🇦🇷ARGENTINA
You said butter!!!
Jhopppeeeeeee!
Please react to Seventeen “Thanks” , “highlight- 13 ver” and “ getting closer”.
The song that made me an ARMY❤️💜
This song made me an ARMY💜...Feels like a long long time ago🙈
its the jumps ToT how to manage ones energy like that
I wonder which bts choreo is his favorite
I hope you react to their 2020 MMA dance practice
My levels of stamina feels intimidated
I like your honest detailed reaction
Can you please react to new bts Butter choreo and performance
Thanks
Can you please react to Golden Disk Award 2018 of BTS 😊😊😊
who choreograph the dance?
React to serendipity stage mix of jimin 💜
If you want to see sexy body roll you should watch their dimple stage performance.
I like your reactions but please don’t edit videos when you’re reacting.. it was hard for me to enjoy just because of the cuts. But still thanks!!
You can join the Twitch stream every Sunday for the original reaction!
Thanks for the feedback. This week's videos were experimental.
I think it suits better the explanations he tries to make of the dance, i understand better what he means
Jk
it's butter...
Or BTS Fire dance practice 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤
Hello! Please react to BTS SBS performance dance practice & their Intro performance trailer. 💜
I like your reaction. Please react to Jimin solo (Lie, serendipity and filter) 🙏🙏
Yes please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Love your videos! Hope you listen to KANG SEUNGYOON IYAH mv out now! 🙏 THANKYOU.
Hi! Can unalso react to SB19 new song WHAT❓
▶Actually: 2 are Main Dancers⤵
●JHope/rapper +Jimin/vocalist
Both began= pre-teen freestyle
poppin'/hip-hop dancers+ won
battles
.
●JHope-27,older,had dance class-
es but stayed onthe streets longer
-more exoerience/Dance Leader,
liquid moves, sharp isolations
*"Best Hip-Hop Idol Dancer"* imo
.
●Jimin-25,#1 DanceSchool, espec.
Contemp.2yrs *&* blackbelt/high
ranks *4* diff.Martial Arts, Sports,
Stunts+Acrobatics, etc, athletic
background>power+grace. Titles:
*"Best All-Around Idol/Dancer"*
.
●Jungkook-23-LeadDancer,learnd
after joining BTS,Taekwondo-power
●V/Taehyung-25-Lead Dancer
also learned after joining BTS
●Suga-27, rapper/bboy>bad
shoulder injury affected him
●RM/rapper-26 ■Jin-28 Vocalist
had 0 experience +worked crazy
hard +now keep up w/great dan-
cers!💜
"stayed on the streets longer" I think you've misunderstood what "street dancing" is, it's a type of dancing with a lot of hip hop and various dance styles under it. It has improvisation and a lot of social type dances, things that were developed by people dancing outside of dance schools because there was racism that prevented many poc from entering dance schools at that time in history. Since they were developed on the street they are called street dance. I'm sure Hobi danced on the street as well because he was a part of a famous dance crew but he spent his whole youth in a dance studio as well. Hope this explains a little! I know you post this comment frequently so hopefully you can spread this correct information 🤗💜
@@mimilapin I'm from L.A. +well aware of "street dance" + hip-hop culture. It was interesting to see "American Hustle Life" + recognised many places. Hobi was a street Freestyle dancer, solo + w/dance crew won battles/competitions incl. a nat'l one + also went to dance school. Jimin also did pre-teen street Freestyle poppin'/hip-hop ("down" muscles) + then to a dance school learned even more, also won battles on smaller scale than JHope, then went to (Top Student) Dance School/Scholarship +majored in contemporary ("up" muscles) +other styles for nearly 2yrs from 14-16 (also was continueing> Top Student at Martial Arts School/Scholarship + excelelled in Sports-on many teams), then audititioned/Busan at 15 + came to Seoul at 16 to train w/Big Hit while continueing high school there. It was fun finding out about them, little snippets of info here +there, from their own words in interviess in Korea+ Japan +vogs, etc💜
@@annemayseyfried8907 yes that's fine I was just correcting your use of the term "on the street" and it's fine if english isn't your first language but the phrase isn't used to describe what you're describing, normally. Also it's not a competition, there is no need to compare the two dancers, even hobi studied many styles of dance at his dance school. The CEO has said he excelled at every style of dance they taught so he's not "just" a hip hop dancer which you seem to imply.
Him and jimin are both great dancers with knowledge of many different dances and different preferences and styles when they dance. You can't compare their talent or history. Like, Hobi ONLY studied dance as his focus & passion and Jimin split his focus into many sports, club activities and worked as class president which cut down on his time to practice dance. See we can phrase these things how we like to make either sound good, we don't need to do that! The truth is they're both exceptional. There is no need to aggressively compare them. 💜
@@mimilapin Aggressively?? JHope's often praised/respected as Main Dancer because hip-hop's more popular than modern dance, tho he can dance diff.styles, but he unselfishly allows others to shine while he's incredible + should have much more center time so newbies can appreciate his skills. Jimin's often underestimated/not respected as much as JHope cuz they think he's "just" a contemporary dancer but that many newbies don't know/respect that he's an incredible all-around dancer + should have time to show his many diff. skills. JHope helps teach choreos + Jimin helps him help teach choreos. They are the 2 best dancers in KPop, imo, w/Taemin +Kai right behind. JHope's confident/outgoing/dances at he drop of a hat + easy to see how great he is. Jimin's outgoing/yet shy + not always easy to see ow great he is, unless asked, so I prob. tend to push for more of his skills visibilities, but both are incredible.
Can u please watch the spring day dance practice
bts is the best!
Reacts to Now United dance practice,PLEASE🥰
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why so much cutting
experimenting with new style of editing where I trim out the parts where i don't talk. how do u feel about it?
@@EmeroyB if you cut the parts where you're not speaking then there will be no curse breaks😂
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